Source Word
Chimaera
IPA(Pronunciation)
Proper noun
Greek
(Greek
mythology)
One
of
the
many
fantastical
offspring
(fe.
Cerberus
and
the
Lernaean
Hydra)
of
Typhon
and
Echidna,
a
multi-headed
monster
often
represented
as
vomiting
flames
with
the
head
of
a
lion,
the
body
(and
additional
head)
of
a
goat,
and
a
serpent
for
a
tail.
Killed
by
the
hero
Bellerophon
in
Lycea.
Japanese Meaning
ギリシャ神話に登場する怪物（名前）。ティフォンとエキドナの子孫の1つとされ、通常はライオンの頭、ヤギの体（または追加の頭）、蛇の尾を持ち、炎を吐く姿で描かれ、英雄ベルロフォンによって討たれた存在。
Sense（1）
(Greek
mythology)
One
of
the
many
fantastical
offspring
(fe.
Cerberus
and
the
Lernaean
Hydra)
of
Typhon
and
Echidna,
a
multi-headed
monster
often
represented
as
vomiting
flames
with
the
head
of
a
lion,
the
body
(and
additional
head)
of
a
goat,
and
a
serpent
for
a
tail.
Killed
by
the
hero
Bellerophon
in
Lycea.
